by k.. » Sat, 10 Jun 2000 04:00:00
I am using linuxdoc to write an article. I use <toc> to generate
a table of contents. However, the automatic page numbering counts
the toc pages and as a result, the first content page is numbered
as page 3 (page 1 and page 2 are occupied by the toc), while the
toc says this page is on page 1.
Any idea on how to fix this problem?
Thanks!!!
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Before you buy.
1. writing man pages with linuxdoc-sgml?
I'd like to write man pages using linuxdoc-sgml so that I do not
have to learn that horrific markup that is used in man pages. Besides,
it would be nice to use lnuxdoc-sgml for both man pages and more
verbose documentation. My problem is that I can not get even
the simplest man page to work. (HOWTO's work just fine.)
And, I can not find any documentation about how to write
man pages using linuxdoc-sgml. Has anyone had any success?
I'm using linuxdoc-sgml-1.4 which came standard with Red
Hat Linux 3.0.3
Thanks,
Dick
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